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... resolved a question so important for the Roman government , and so
interesting to succeeding ages . The births and deaths of the citizens were duly
registered ; and if any writer of antiquity had condescended to mention the
annual amount ...
... resolved a question so important for the Roman government , and so
interesting to succeeding ages . The births and deaths of the citizens were duly
registered ; and if any writer of antiquity had condescended to mention the
annual amount ...
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380 ) , has as : umed from similar principles ; though he seems to aim at a degree
of precision which it is neither possible nor important to obtain , * M. Dureau de la
Malle ( Economie Politique des Romaines , t . i . p . 369 ) quotes a passage ...
380 ) , has as : umed from similar principles ; though he seems to aim at a degree
of precision which it is neither possible nor important to obtain , * M. Dureau de la
Malle ( Economie Politique des Romaines , t . i . p . 369 ) quotes a passage ...
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The important secret was communicated to Innocent , the bishop of Rome ; and
the successor of St. Peter is accused , perliaps with foundation , of preferring the
safety of the republic to the rigid severity of the Christian worship . But when the ...
The important secret was communicated to Innocent , the bishop of Rome ; and
the successor of St. Peter is accused , perliaps with foundation , of preferring the
safety of the republic to the rigid severity of the Christian worship . But when the ...
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... which would have commanded the important communication between Italy and
the Danube . If these modest terms should be rejected , Alaric showed a
disposition to relinquish his pecuniary demands , and even to content himself
with the ...
... which would have commanded the important communication between Italy and
the Danube . If these modest terms should be rejected , Alaric showed a
disposition to relinquish his pecuniary demands , and even to content himself
with the ...
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The conduct of Gennerid , in the important station to which he was promoted or
restored , of master - general of Dalmatia , Pannonia , Noricum , and Rhaetia ,
seemed to revive the discipline and spirit of the republic . From a life of idleness
and ...
The conduct of Gennerid , in the important station to which he was promoted or
restored , of master - general of Dalmatia , Pannonia , Noricum , and Rhaetia ,
seemed to revive the discipline and spirit of the republic . From a life of idleness
and ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 3 The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Henry Hart Milman |
| Forfatter | Edward Gibbon |
| Redaktør | William Smith |
| Utgiver | National Library, 1900 |
| Original fra | University of California Irvine |
| Digitalisert | 3. mar 2017 |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |